- Where the heck is Denmark's Gold?
- Why don't we ask about the 66 tons of gold stored in the UK? After all, they can be used to pay for our energy, so you and me do NOT have an energy crisis.
- Why is the Danish Krone overvalued? Danish kroner, NEVER, losses it's value, against rest of Scandinavia around us that causes currency value to fluctuate. We're all up against a worthless Petrodollar and $30 Trillion US debt and $700 Trillion Word-Wide debt
- Why is Vladimir Putin demanding Russian gas is paid for in roubles? Because it's gold-backed asset currency, folks! like rest of BRICS.
- Who's in charge? Danmarks Nationalbank - the central bank of the Kingdom of Denmark? That's Rothchild controlled and semi-owned by private corporations?
- Are we still manipulated by Freemasonry (Passer & Vinkel)?
These and SoTW' own questions part of my Danish (awaken) truther-friend has written a letter to several key figures within the "Cabal-system". One of them is Joachim B. Olsen, grocery stores and supermarkets, plus key journalists.... |
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Posted first time on March 27, 2016 by Verdensalt
Disclaimer: Please use your own discernment before believing anything stated in the blog post... Text and language is largely my own, references to articles do not necessarily reflect my own opinion, but are angles that can refine the topic from experts. Let the blog post inspire you to seek the truth...I will break this down in small sections to better comprehend all the information...
"The Nixon Shock was a series of economic measures undertaken by United States President Richard Nixon in 1971, the most significant of which was the unilateral cancellation of the direct convertibility of the United States dollar to gold. While Nixon's actions did not formally abolish the existing Bretton Woods system of international financial exchange, the suspension of one of its key components effectively rendered the Bretton Woods system inoperative. While Nixon publicly stated his intention to resume direct convertibility of the dollar after reforms to the Bretton Woods system had been implemented, all attempts at reform proved unsuccessful. By 1973, the Bretton Woods system was replaced de facto by a regime based on freely floating fiat currencies that remains in place to the present day. source
".... Danish Krone (DKK) is a freely floating fiat currency. Fiat money (paper) is a currency established as money by government regulation or law - hence, fiat money has no real value. On the other hand commodity money is created from a good, often a precious metal such as gold or silver. Bullion is a term that refers to gold bars, silver bars, and other bars or ingots of precious metal. Gold bullion (Au99,999%) - A gold bar, also called gold bullion or a gold ingo = à 12.500gram.
"The Coming Revaluation Of Gold. The current melt-down of the world's debt bubble is likely to continue in the course of the next months. The secular trend to expansion of credit has morphed into contraction and liquidation. It is my opinion that the new trend is now established and no action by any of the Central Banks (CB) that issue reserve currencies will do anything at all to reverse that trend. The loss of Reserves on the part of the countries which depend on export-surpluses for economic health makes the accumulated debt burden in the world increasingly unsustainable; investors around the world are worried that some of their assets (which are actually debt instruments, that is to say various sorts of promises to pay) may turn out to be duds, and they are trying to find ways to protect themselves - and Devil take the hindmost! Whatever expedients are implemented, the final outcome of the unprecedented economic contraction in the world will have to be the revaluation of gold reserves, as desperate governments of the world resort to gold to preserve indispensable international trade. The revaluation of gold reserves held by Central Banks will be the only alternative for countries seeking to retain a minimum of international trade to supply their economies, whether they are based on agriculture, on manufacturing or on mining. source
"The Secret Gold Treaty. One of the biggest surprises during my research was my incredible discovery that the official gold figures are pure nonsense. Representatives of the gold industry from the Bank of England through to the London Bullion Market Association and the World Gold Council kept making the point that only a tad over 100,000 tonnes of gold had been mined in over six thousand years. In fact, the actual official figure today is closer to 140,000 tonnes - but still a long way short of reality. This disparity soon became a sort of background "hiss" to my investigation. I would phone a source in the "unofficial" gold market and during the conversation I would be told how little gold had been mined historically (Source to be revealed in the very last story line at my blog post..)
Who Owns Who?
So far, apart from the Federal Reserve (FED), it is true that Rothschild owns all central banks. Denmark went bankrupt in the year 1813, by the year 1814, Denmark lost Norway to Sweden by the Treaty of Kiel. Denmark has forced to take huge loans from Nathan Rothschild... Since then, Danmarks Nationalbank is owned by the Illuminati global banking dynasty! 'Centralbanks' across the globe is enmeshed in the Illuminati's global banking network.....Did you know, Denmark's loan commitment to the IMF totalled kr. 86.4 billion in 2014? That's 60 pct more than 2008 loan commitment... What kind of Power do Denmark get from the money loan, you might ask? Or, is Denmark obligated to maintain the Economic globalization and pay their dues for the Cabal banksters to continue the scheme?
Here is 3D matrix of illuion of why's: The Danish mortgage finance system (Det danske realkreditsystem) has been a mainstay of the economy for literally hundred s of years and has performed well in extremely difficult circumstances. Danish covered bonds backed by mortgage loans are: of high credit quality; very liquid; and among the best & largest investment alternatives to government bonds in the world... Covered bonds backed by mortgage loans totaled nearly €360 billion at the end of 2013, second only to Spain (just over €400 billion) in aggregate amount. The stock of covered bonds is equivalent to 143 percent of GDP, more than four times as large as in any other country. The covered bond market is also nearly four times larger than the Danish government debt market. Denmak/IMF Financial Sector Assessment Program
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Where's Denmark's gold - Facts as we've been told by our Government:
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Danish Central bank gold reserves (in ounces) since January 1, 1875: Central bank gold reserves (in ounces) did not change in 2010 and stayed at 66.50 tons. The highest level central bank gold reserves (in ounces) was reached in 1968 at 101.30 tons, the lowest level in 1920 at 12.34 tons. Danmarks Nationalbank holds 66.5 tonnes of gold.
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